Al-Khalil Cultural Center Inc

Holyoke Rows in Holyoke, MA, is more than just a club—it's a haven for water sports enthusiasts seeking adventure and community. Nestled along the serene waters, this hidden gem offers a vibrant atmosphere where individuals of all skill levels come together to embrace the thrill of rowing. From beginners dipping their oars for the first time to seasoned rowers perfecting their technique, Holyoke Rows provides a welcoming space for everyone to explore the beauty of the Connecticut River. With a backdrop of picturesque landscapes and a team of experienced instructors, Holyoke Rows invites you to dive into the world of rowing like never before. Whether you're looking to challenge yourself, connect with fellow rowing aficionados, or simply unwind amidst nature's tranquility, this club promises an unforgettable experience. So, grab your oar, feel the rush of the currents, and let Holyoke Rows be your gateway to endless aquatic adventures. Generated using this place's available information

The Holyoke Creative Arts Center ( Center ) at the end of I-391 in Holyoke is an adult learning center dedicated to the instruction of home arts and crafts. We are located behind the South Street Plaza at 400 South Elm Street. Our main entrance and parking is at the rear of the plaza. The Center promotes traditional values such as individual creativity, skill development and self-reliance through classroom instruction of many lost arts and crafts of past generations. As an invaluable resource and teaching facility for over 90 years, the Center provides a variety of unique educational programs and services to the entire Pioneer Valley community. The Center believes the creative spirit exists within us all, and community can be built from a group of people creating art. The Center values diversity which is reflected in its instructor and membership base. The Center has met many educational challenges over the years, and has grown and developed programs to meet ever changing needs and demands of all members in today's community. Over two dozen different types of classes are offered to the public at a minimal cost.